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Not a lot.
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Different strokes to move the world.
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Robbie, can you help me hook up this
stupid volcano before my brain blows a
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fuse?
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Arnold, it's simple.
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Just hook up the green wire.
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You boys are violating the spirit of the
science fair. If you lunkheads remember
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correctly, everyone is supposed to do
their projects on their own.
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Mister, why don't you soak your face in
this drop of maldehyde?
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She better not. She'll scare the dead
worms.
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Knock it off. I'm saying the teacher.
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Go ahead.
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Say if we can.
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Mrs. James.
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All right, we can, we can, we can.
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Yes, Lisa, what is it?
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Arnold's getting help on his science
project, and Dudley hasn't even started
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yet. My project's been ready for over a
week now. I've also cleaned test tubes,
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polished the Bunsen burners, and washed
all the frogs' legs.
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You missed a couple.
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Arnold.
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Lisa, thanks. I wish I had more students
like you. I don't blame you.
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Well, class?
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This looks like goodbye since I'm going
to be a little busy for a while.
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Your new teacher will be here on Monday,
so whoever it is, please behave
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yourselves. I hope the science fair goes
well. Good luck, and I'll miss you all.
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Goodbye, Mrs. James. I will always
cherish my fond memories of you.
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And I will try to make the world a
better place to live by keeping an eye
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troublemakers like Arnold Jackson and
his band of merry twits.
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Oh, man, I don't... You know, Lisa's
gonna make problems for us with the new
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teacher.
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Yeah, I know. We don't need her getting
us into trouble.
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We can do that ourselves.
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Hey, I've got an idea.
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Let's beat Lisa to the punch and put
that teacher's pet right where she
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in the doghouse.
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Yeah, I'd love to do something to get
that bow -wow.
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Hey, if this works... Oh, kibble breath
will be licking our faces.
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Now, listen. Come here.
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Here's the plan.
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Careful, Arnold.
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Don't spill it. It'll stink up this
place.
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With Lisa around, who'd know the
difference?
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Okay. Switch this stuff with Lisa's.
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Now, are you sure that when she uses
this, her experiment will go up in
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Absolutely.
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Boy, this is a really ratty thing to do.
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Thank you.
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I'm proud to be a part of it myself.
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And this is your new classroom.
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I say to it that it's always good.
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Place is over. I'm already kissing up to
the new teacher.
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Well, it won't work.
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Because after tomorrow's science fair,
she'll be one big fool.
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Could I have everyone's attention,
please?
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We have a new addition to Roosevelt
Junior High.
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It gives me great pleasure to introduce
our new science teacher, Mrs. Hayes.
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When she finds out you've both got the
same last name, she'll change hers.
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I doubt that, Arnold.
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She's my mother.
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What you talking about, Lisa?
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Good morning, boys and girls.
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Good morning, Lisa.
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Well, I'm pleased to meet you, class.
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I've heard so much about all of you from
Lisa.
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Oh, no.
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master to get to know each other, so get
to work on your science projects and
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give me a few minutes to get settled.
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Why don't they just give us blindfolds
and cigarettes and get it over with?
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Well, well, well, if it isn't the three
stooges, Larry, Moe, and Stupid.
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I guess it's only fair to warn you that
my mother listens to everything I say,
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and she wants me to point out any
troublemakers. Got it?
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You don't scare us, Lisa.
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Speak for yourself.
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Stupid.
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You won't have any problems with me, ma
'am.
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Uh, what's with you two?
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Unlike you, they're smart, Arnold.
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If you step out of line just once, you'd
be serving a life sentence on detention
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row.
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But... Yes, Arnold?
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I was just trying to say that you have
your mother's good looks and charm.
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Why, thank you, moon face.
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I think this arrangement's working out
just fine.
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We like it.
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And I like it even more than he does.
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Would you like my lunch money?
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No, thank you, but that's the right
spirit.
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You know, Arnold, the best thing is you
can't do ugly jokes about me anymore.
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How come you can still do them to me?
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Because in your case, it's true.
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That's a good one.
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Sharp wit, ma 'am.
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nerds better watch it because I'm wise
to you too.
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Yes, Lisa, we're sorry for the way we
slithered.
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Yeah, it's our own fault. We shouldn't
have let Arnold be such a bad influence
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on us.
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Me? A bad influence?
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If Nancy Reagan had grown up with you,
she'd be knocking over banks now.
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Well, I'd better get to class. As you
know, I'm never late.
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Goodbye, my little daffodil.
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Sorry about that, Arnold. We won't do
that anymore.
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Will we, Dudley? Of course not.
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When are we going to get it for
Christmas?
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Look, we've got bigger problems than
Christmas.
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We've got to sneak in after school and
search your solutions back. Right.
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If Lisa's experiment blows up during the
science fair, she'll know it's us and
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we'll be dead meat.
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Did anyone happen to notice anything?
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Only that when I see you...
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The word gorgeous comes screaming to my
lips.
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Then why am I carrying my own books?
Give me that!
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No, no!
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Okay, the course is clear.
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Now let's get these solutions switched
and get out of here.
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Now, Robbie, you got the signal
straight, right?
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Yeah, I'd beg on the walker twice if
someone's coming. Good.
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Let's hurry up because if we get caught
in here, we could get expelled.
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Expelled? I think I better go help
Robbie stand guard. Get back here.
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Come on.
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Hi, ma 'am. Hi, ma 'am.
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Mother. Lisa, what are you still doing
here? You're supposed to be home taking
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care of your brothers.
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Well, I was on my way home when I saw
some students riding their bikes through
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the schoolyard.
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I tried to give them a warning, but they
wouldn't listen.
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Here's a list of the offenders.
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If they have a checkmark, it means they
were doing wheelies, too.
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You know I hate it when you tattle on
people.
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But, Mother, they were also doing
something... Lisa, that's enough.
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Now, you're 13 years old. I expect you
to act like an adult.
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You're supposed to help run the house.
We made an agreement right after your
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father died, didn't we?
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Sorry, Mother.
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Well, sorry's not good enough.
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You should be home by now.
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Tonight's laundry night, and you have to
give me a hand. You know I have lesson
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plans to do.
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I'm really angry with you, Lisa.
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But, Mother.
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That's enough.
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Now, come on. I'll give you a ride home.
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Let's go, Lisa.
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Did you hear that?
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Lisa's mother doesn't like to hear her
tattling.
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We've been nice to her for nothing.
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Don't feel bad, Arnold. I told her she
was pretty. I got to sterilize my
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Come on, let's switch the solutions and
get out of here. Wait a minute.
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Who cares what she tells on us now?
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Hey, you're right.
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We'll leave it for tomorrow night and
let it blow up in her face.
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You know, this is just great. It really
brings back memories of the science
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fairs we used to have when I was a
student.
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Did they have electricity back then?
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Of course they had electricity. My lab
partner was Ben Franklin.
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Hey, Robbie, that looks pretty
complicated.
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Now, don't let that scare you, Maggie. I
took chemistry.
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To me, that looks like the molecular
structure of an atom, right?
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It's the molecular structure of a banana
split.
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Well, that was going to be my second
guess.
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What are you doing?
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Putting a cherry on top.
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Listen,
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you jerks. I'm going to have a lot of
stuff to carry home afterwards, and I
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expect some help.
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Lisa, I'd kiss a dead fish before I'd
help you.
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And that's with the hook still in his
mouth.
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Knock it off, or I'm telling my mother.
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Go ahead.
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See if I care.
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All right, I'll let you off this time.
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May I have everyone's attention, please?
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Would you all come over here?
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Thank you.
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I'd like to welcome you all to this
year's science fair.
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We'd like to begin with a demonstration
of a working volcano by Arnold Jackson.
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Thank you.
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Volcanoes are formed when molten lava is
forced to a crack in the Earth's crust.
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And it travels for miles up to the
surface where it erupts through the
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a volcano, which is actually a mountain.
And I'm now about to demonstrate with
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this model.
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Okay, now.
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Everybody stand back.
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Right back here.
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Here we go.
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Okay. So.
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Ragu.
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and the miracle of crystal.
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I hope you all enjoy this, at least
those of you who are still awake after
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last demonstration.
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Now you're all in for a big surprise.
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More than you know, Lisa.
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By combining these ingredients, I will
create a spectacular underwater rock
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garden in our glorious school colors.
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She thought my experiment stuck.
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Poor little thing.
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Oh, that's a shame.
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Oh, well, they laughed at the Wright
brothers, too.
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Excuse me. I want to go tell her she can
do it again.
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In fact, anyone can whose experiment
doesn't work.
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Leon, start opening up some windows.
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All right, we scored.
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Yeah, we really got her, Arnold.
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Yeah, we sure did.
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I thought Arnold's was the best.
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But that explosion was the neatest thing
in the science fair. Right, Arnold?
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Yeah.
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Arnold, is something troubling you?
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Who, me? No.
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I'm fine.
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Sam, why don't you go help Pearl fix us
some dessert?
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But I'd rather stay and try to cheer
Arnold up.
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We're having ice cream, Sam.
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Cheer up, Arnold.
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What's on your mind, Arnold?
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Well, it has to do with Lisa's project.
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Come here, son.
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Did you boys have something to do with
that?
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Yeah, we sabotaged it.
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Arnold, why would you do something so
terrible?
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When you deal with a person like Lisa,
terrible's a good place to start.
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Dad, she was torturing us.
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No, torturing you?
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Oh, Dad, ever since her mother became a
teacher, she's made us carry her books
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and be polite to her, or she's
threatened to title on every little
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Well, why would she act like that?
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Maybe she's spoiled.
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Dad, she always smells like that.
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You know, I've had it in for her for
years.
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But I started to really feel bad when
she started crying.
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Well, you should have.
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You destroyed her experiment. You
insulted her in front of the entire
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That was a very insensitive thing for
you to do. Young man, you are grounded.
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Thanks for making me feel better, Dad.
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Now, Arnold, when a kid acts the way
Lisa does, there's always a reason, and
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usually starts at home.
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Well, she's got no father, and her
mother really pushes her hard.
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She has to take care of her little
brothers and run the whole house.
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People like Cinderella and the ugly
stepsisters all rolled into one.
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I feel for her mother.
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It's not easy being a single parent.
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You and I can both identify with that.
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But, Dad, you raised me, and I turned
out great.
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Arnold, it's much easier for me. I can
afford help, a housekeeper, a chauffeur,
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anything else we need.
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And since so many of those duties and
responsibilities fall on Lisa's
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it can't be easy for her.
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Now, Arnold, I want you to think of some
way that you can make this up to Lisa.
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Well, I guess I could start by being a
lot nicer to her.
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Nah. Arnold?
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All right, I'm thinking, I'm thinking.
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Uh,
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uh, excuse me, Mrs. Hayes? Yes, Arnold,
what is it?
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Um...
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I wanted to talk to you about, uh... Uh,
your new skeleton.
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What about it, Arnold?
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He's a lot better looking than the last
one we had.
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Personally, I think the last one was too
skinny.
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Arnold, I'm awfully busy.
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Now tell me, what's on your mind?
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Well, uh... I think there's a problem
between you and Lisa.
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A problem?
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Just maybe none of my business, but I
just feel that maybe you're giving her
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much responsibility.
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You're right, Arnold.
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It's none of your business.
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There's no problem between Lisa and me.
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Well, maybe you don't understand.
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You see, Arnold, you're out of line.
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Lisa and I get along just fine.
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Now, if there's nothing else, I have
work to do.
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Well, I was just trying to, you know...
Goodbye, Arnold.
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I'm sorry.
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Bye.
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Go.
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You're sitting on the couch, you're
watching TV, and your life's passing you
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Maybe I'll go to school next year, maybe
next semester. No, do it right now.
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They'll work with you after work, or you
can go before work. Go talk to somebody
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right now. They out to help you. All you
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now that's progress thank you
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look at lisa yeah
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she's been real sad since the science
fair Yeah, now she's almost human.
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And next we'll hear from Arnold Jackson
with a report on the development of
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solar energy.
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Uh, Mrs. Hayes, I didn't exactly
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write my report on solar energy.
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What did you write it on?
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Tadpoles.
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That's close.
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Um, I wrote a short story instead.
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For science class?
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You can kiss your C -minus goodbye.
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I hope you have a good reason for this.
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Go ahead, Arnold.
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Once upon a time, there was a school of
tadpoles.
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There was a frog who was like the
teacher of the school, and she had a
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tadpole.
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All the other tadpoles called her Jaws.
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Now, this daughter tadpole was different
from the rest of the school because the
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frog who ran the pond made her do grown
-up things.
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She had to clean the pond, vacuum the
lily pads, and feed the baby tadpole.
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Now, while all the other tadpoles were
having fun, she had to start doing grown
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-up frog things, which made her even
uglier than she had been.
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Now, a good -looking tadpole tried to
point this problem out to the frog.
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but she just didn't fit.
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I mean, a good -looking tadpole. We get
the point, Arnold.
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Right. So this poor little daughter
tadpole was forced to leave tadpolehood
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become a frog before her time.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, Arnold.
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Nice,
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Arnold.
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Class dismissed.
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Bye, Robbie.
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Bye,
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Dudley. Well, I guess that just proves
what I've been telling you. I mean,
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that just the stupidest report you ever
heard?
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I think not, Lisa.
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I'm going to give him an A.
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See you at home.
482
00:30:51,180 --> 00:30:57,940
Uh, Lisa, this is not easy for me, but I
have to make a confession.
483
00:30:58,120 --> 00:31:01,160
It's kind of my fault that your crystal
rock garden blew up.
484
00:31:01,460 --> 00:31:04,250
What? I, uh, sabotaged it.
485
00:31:05,110 --> 00:31:08,950
Well, Arnold, I'm really touched that
you'd admit something like that. There
486
00:31:08,950 --> 00:31:10,970
aren't many people brave enough to be
that honest.
487
00:31:11,510 --> 00:31:12,510
You're not mad?
488
00:31:12,630 --> 00:31:13,710
Of course not.
489
00:31:17,090 --> 00:31:17,610
Now
490
00:31:17,610 --> 00:31:28,530
the
491
00:31:28,530 --> 00:31:31,910
world don't move to the beat of just one
drum.
492
00:31:32,400 --> 00:31:38,820
What might be right for you may not be
right for some, but many for me. The men
493
00:31:38,820 --> 00:31:44,560
of me, men of all come to, they got
nothing but the genes, but they got
494
00:31:44,560 --> 00:31:48,580
different strokes of things, different
strokes of things.
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